Age distribution
Population split by age band, widest at the base.
The demographic classic. A base narrower than the middle is the shape every pension system worries about.
Open in the editorStack layers from wide to narrow to show hierarchies, funnels or population structures.
Population split by age band, widest at the base.
The demographic classic. A base narrower than the middle is the shape every pension system worries about.
Open in the editorHeadcount per level of the organisation.
Four executives, two hundred and fifty people. When the middle bands start swelling faster than the base, you are looking at a reorg waiting to happen.
Open in the editorAccounts per value tier, from free to enterprise.
Eighty-six enterprise accounts sit on twenty-four thousand free ones. The pyramid is the fastest way to explain why self-serve support has to be cheap.
Open in the editorAwareness content down to decision content.
Most content teams over-invest at the top. Laid out as a pyramid, a thin decision layer explains a lot of unconverted traffic.
Open in the editorTeam members per certification level.
Six experts carrying a hundred and twenty-six people is a bus-factor chart as much as a training one.
Open in the editorTotal market narrowing to the part you can actually serve.
The slide every investor deck needs. Showing current revenue as the tip keeps the top number honest.
Open in the editorOpen risks per severity level.
Four critical risks are easy to lose in a spreadsheet of a hundred and fifty. As a pyramid the tip is the only thing anyone looks at.
Open in the editorHours invested per learning format.
Cheap formats sit at the base and expensive ones at the tip. The shape justifies a budget far better than a table of costs.
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